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Once installed Slackware, the case of adapting it to their needs, some of which are quite common.

I state that I have taken many cues from
Slack
for Dummies and that the version of slack that I have installed is 10.2; begins to be a bit dated since it's just out of the 12, but there is a small detail that I have the 10.2 CD, the 12 ... no.:) and anyway, everyone knows that those who use Slackware, does not go looking for the latest news, but stability,, so, on with the configurations.

1 - Set permissions for users to turn off and restart your pc:
chmod + s / sbin / halt
chmod + s / sbin / reboot
vi / etc / profile
Add / sbin to pach to avoid typing time agni to turn off the pc

2 - italianized KDE (though I have not done during installation)
insert the cd of slack where counts kde packages (the second CD in slack 10.2)
mount / mnt / cdrom
cd / slackware / KDEI
pkgtool
install the package kde-i18n-it go on the control center and set the language you just installed it

comment us_US vi / etc / profile / lang.csh comment us_US

add setenv setenv LANG LANG en_US

4 - Enable mouse wheel vi / etc/X11/xorg.conf try the section "Section Input Device"
"Identifier" Mouse1 "
comment Option" Protocol "" PS / 2 "add
Option "Protocol" "IMPS / 2"
Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5"
Option "Emulate3Buttons" "no"

5 - Ability to shut down because when I give shutdown unmount and disable everything but not physically off
vi / etc / rc.d / rc.modules
uncomment / sbin / modprobe / apm

6 - Save X11 (I've it was damaged, and if you hurry, you have a copy of the file is the fastest method)
cp / etc/X11/xorg.conf / root

7 - System time lilo (after all I did not install a dual boot, so I'm not much use to the countdown)
vi / etc / lilo.conf
edit timeout = 1200 timeout = 1
rewrite the MBR lilo: lilo-v

8 - Installing Open Office
I go into the subdirs unpacked from the dir RPMS
launch the installation: rpm-ivh - nodeps *. rpm
install the desktop-integration to get the icons on the menu (to my pleasant surprise, I see that now There is also the slackware package qiundi:
launch pkgtool et voila (for those unfamiliar with Linux "et voila" is not a command but an exclamation in French:))

OK now I have a slack ready to be exploited .
course, these configurations are subjective, but can also help individual concerns, and now each one must follow its own path to refine and customize it at will. Good work